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a_t48
7d ago
With my wife's folding Razor, there's a factory applied screen protector.
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a_t48
14d ago
I've done similar things for large container images. My format allows for using FastCDC to chunk files, but there's a tradeoff between number of shared chunks and between number of HTTP requests. I keep it turned off by default.
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14d ago
It uses some form of keyframing. Not entirely free.
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16d ago
This is a strategy I’m taking as well. Build the tooling that can be integrated into anyone’s platform, over some all in one system that inevitably won’t check all the boxes.
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a_t48
20d ago
It mostly sits underneath existing tooling. I replace the push/pull client (run `clipper pull` instead of `docker pull`, and optionally the BuildKit driver (to get build outputs natively in my format). That pull command ingests the ima
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20d ago
In some sense, yes.
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20d ago
Docker is built for web. The mental model is that the internet speed is relatively fast, the image is relatively small, and the device you're pulling onto is starting with essentially no data. All three of these assumptions are wrong f
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20d ago
Congrats on the launch. I've been in the robotics industry for a decade now, I've seen that boundary lie at many different places. I'm not sure there's a clear cut answer. Self plug: I'm the founder of Clipper, a co
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23d ago
Ah yeah, I was thinking humans
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23d ago
This isn’t quite true, is it? A mutation that killed 5 years after childbirth would result in higher mortality rates for the child.
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1mo ago
I grew up in a valley half an hour south of Seattle that at one point was farmland. It was hard to find anything that didn't like the soil, so of course blackberries loved it. The entire back fence of the half acre or so lot was covere
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1mo ago
Struggling to find the effective difference between the two, other than it being Apple specific. Either way, neat - I can hopefully use this to provide faster layer unpacks on MacOS as well.
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1mo ago
This uses reflinks, right? I've been experimenting with using reflinks under Linux to speed up layer extraction for Docker, it's great.
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2mo ago
I think the answer is - it depends! This is why we make good money. I don’t think there’s a hard and fast rule here to apply.
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2mo ago
The PRs may be orthogonal but still be dependent. Feature X depends on improvement Y which also needs bugfix Z. You might go and implement X in a branch, tweaking the codebase as you go, but split the branch apart for review. You put X/
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2mo ago
It's used for YC applications as an optional portion of the founders profile. I'm not sure how it's weighted.
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2mo ago
Against better judgement, I ran it on my repo. Poking at the "Ask anything about the report" bot, it penalizes me heavily for not having "positive tracked outcomes", as I don't report back to Claude what the outcome
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2mo ago
That question is still there, it lives in the founder profile.
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Show HN: An incremental build cache for Rust on GHA
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
That depends on the domain.
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2mo ago
The common question I get asked about building my SaaS: "What's to stop customers from making their own?" Sure, if you want to put an equal amount of time into what I've built, be on the hook for maintaining the infra, p
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2mo ago
You should put a note in Find a Cofounder not to do that as well. Huge turnoff for me, though I guess a great filter.
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2mo ago
I believe there's ways to configure clang to flag dangerous implicit casts as well.
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7x faster Docker builds with lazy layer pulling and cache-mount export
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2mo ago
Hey HN. Clipper is an alternative container registry/pull client/BuildKit driver that can do operations an order of magnitude faster by ditching OCI’s tarball format. I’ve spent the past few months heads down on getting the build
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3mo ago
The text boxes on top aren't bad, but the background is a total turnoff, it's a big red flag to me. I'd ditch it, remove the fade-in effect that runs at like 10fps, and rewrite your text.
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3mo ago
If any Podman engineers are here: does the new /libpod/local/artifacts/add endpoint let me ingest individual layers? I have an alternative pull client that's currently a little hamstrung on Podman compared to docker
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How Clipper Builds Docker Images 7x Faster
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Hey HN. Clipper is an alternative container registry/pull client/BuildKit driver that can do operations an order of magnitude faster by ditching OCI’s tarball format. I’ve spent the past few months heads down on getting the build
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Whoops! You're right, and it's too late to edit.
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